By Krzysztof Trzeciak JXcore is a fork on Node.JS 0.12 which is 100% compatible with Node.JS v0.12 and also with all the projects and modules around it. JXcore multithreading shouldn’t be confused with multiple threads running on top of the same JavaScript code. JXcore multithreading does not bring in any thread safety problem to your existing […]
Getting into Sass Control Directives
By Scott O’Hara Sass makes it very easy to use mixins and extends to write leaner CSS. But perhaps you’re not familiar with how Sass’s Control Directives can help you write leaner Sass. Using the @if, @for, @each and @while control directives, you can make your Sass take on the brunt of what would otherwise […]
Grids in CSS3
By Tim Severien In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the new features in CSS3 that make handling grids using HTML and CSS much easier. But first let’s discuss a little history of grids in HTML and CSS to get an understanding of what made them difficult. A Short History of Grids […]